AMC American Cross Country 1961

The 1961 AMC American Cross Country is the station-wagon version of the compact American line, the direct successor to the successful Rambler American. The name 'Cross Country' referred to the touring abilities of this practical wagon. At just 4.5 metres long it was one of the most compact American station wagons of its time, yet the load space was surprisingly large. The light-blue colour was popular in 1961 and gives the car a summery look. The six-cylinder engine is economical and reliable, perfect for daily use or as a unique holiday vehicle.